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by: Leo_lai May 2, 2012 10:18 PM PDT

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No Beep!

by Leo_lai - 5/2/12 10:18 PM

I have started my computer for a few times, but no beep from the system. I didn't even see BIOS page and unable to enter OS. There were a few blue screen of death issues before this problem occurs. I found out that none of my software causing my system to crash but the NT kernal alone. Do advice


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Clarification request: Tell about this PC.

by R. Proffitt Moderator - 5/2/12 11:11 PM

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by Leo_lai - 5/5/12 12:20 AM

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I have a
Asus P5N-MX motherboard
Intel Pentium Processor E2160
Kingston DDR2 667Mhz 2+1 GB
WD Caviar Green 500GB
Phoenix BIOS
Windows 7 32-bit

I turn on my PC and I can't even see the BIOS page. Power indicator does turn on, but my monitor is blank, I have checked everything including my monitor, but no sign of faulty cable. I have removed my RAM and test again, normally the system with no RAM will produce a long beep, but this time no beep is produced. I have also checked the cable on the motherboard, none of them are loosen or connected wrongly.


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Didn't that board do that when???

by R. Proffitt Moderator - 5/5/12 10:22 AM

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The BIOS battery was too low? (Use a Volt meter to measure it!)

The beep on RAM removal is a GOOD SIGN. Is there a VIDEO CARD in there that you can pull and see if it beeps?
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No dedicated video card.

by Leo_lai - 5/8/12 8:14 AM

In Reply to: Didn't that board do that when??? by R. Proffitt Moderator

I thought the computer will boot normally as usual although the BIOS battery has been spoilt??
I have no dedicated video card, only integrated video card. Your help is appreciated.


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BIOS battery

by R. Proffitt Moderator - 5/8/12 8:18 AM

In Reply to: No dedicated video card. by Leo_lai

Sorry but different machines do different things so you know after this to get out the Volt meter.

Since you are into PC repair I have to take for granted you have the basic test gear.
Bob


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by ralphmark - 5/3/12 12:22 AM

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Bro Usually blue screen indicates the problem of ram but some time it happened because of damage window files first try to repair your window it will restore your damage file this is a normal issue.


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not about ram and windows

by Leo_lai - 5/5/12 12:26 AM

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I have removed both my ram and no beep is produced. Even if windows has damaged, system will indicate me with a alert - "no bootable disc found, please insert boot disk and press any key".


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